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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1957)
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1957 KLAMATH FALLS Helen Spiker and Mrs. Fannie May Thompson. Murphy and Past Associate Guardian Jack Murphy were in troduced and welcomed. Carolyn and Patricia Mitchell were ini tiated into the order of Job's Daughters. October 17 will be the official visit of Grand Guardian Mrs. M. Evelyn McGee. Librarian Donna Hubbard gave a report on "A Lantern in Her Hand" by Bess Streeter Aldrich. Bethel 6 will hold a rummage sale Friday and Saturday, Novem ber 1 and 2, at the Masonic Tem ple. Those having rummage may call TU 4-4266 or TU 4-8636 for pickup. ZL'LEIMA NILE The Zuleirna Nile Club met Wednesday, October 2, for the reg ular monthly session conducted by JOB'S DAUGHTERS A regular meeting of Interna tion Order of Job's Daughters, Bethel 6, was held at the Masonic Temple Thursday, October 3, with Senior Princess Sharon McConnell presiding in the East in the ab ?resident Rita DePew. The KUHS airls Musical Flute Quartet enter- ained. An interesting and infor mative movie showing treatments liven to child patients in the Shrine Hospital was also shown, Colorful autumn leaves and bas sence of Honored Queen Sandra Adams. Honored Queen Norma Jean Lynns of Henley Bethel 51 was pro tern senior princess, and Jack Murphy was pro tern associate kets of pyracantha were used to decorate the tables. Special prizes went to Airs. Viola Golden, Mrs. Velma Getz and Mrs. Jean Aldrich with the birthday anniversary gifts going to Mrs. Ada Matthews, Mrs. IWH'H f ('nit vrmmt1 'i:i V "IFS AT THE TEA TABLE during the Sojourners tea and ityle ihow, Mrs. James Thornton, far left, pouring, and Mrs. Eugene O. Jackson, president, far right, also pouring. Standing back of the table, from the left, Mrs. Charles Dakin, Mrs. Jack Douglas and Mrs. Hal Rotroek. In the back ground at the left is Mrs. Richard Greene. Photo by Otto Ellis ijiLiiL. mi mili: ll ANNOUNCED recently by Mr. and Mrs. Allen B. Carter, Merrill, was the en gagement of their daugh ter, Elizabeth L. I Betty) Churchill, to Edwin D. Har ris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harris of Lakeside, Oregon. Betty is a graduate of Merrill High School. The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of hforth Bend High School, and is now a second year student at OTI. No wedding date has been set. f. ... IVVL 1 'i v . . " n,; St soipl ;i Fashion Show in the TWO OF THE MODELS at the Sojourners Fall Tea And Pine Grove Room of tha Willard on September 28. At the left, Mrs. Walter Richartz and at the right, Mrs. Robert Wright. Photo by Otto Ellis Sojourners Fall Tea And Fashion Parade Approximately 100 Sojourners and guests attended the 1957 Fall Tea and Style Show held in the Pine Grove Room of the Willard Hotel Saturday September 28, at 1 p.m. The decorations, artistically done by Mis. William Adams, were in the fall theme. Mrs. C. E. Student Wives At OTI Meet The OTt Student Wives first meeting of the school year was Wednesday night, October 2, in Ihe "Y" Building on the OTI Campus. Approximately 40 mem bers were present. The meeting was called to order by the president. Lorry Zimmer man. Each officer introduced her self and told her duties and the members introduced themselves and told their husband's course of study. The advisers. Virginia Kompston. Mrs. Carl Stolpe and Mrs. J. A. Crabtree were intro duced and welcomed. After the business. Bill DePew of "Flowers by Bill and Rita showed the members how to make lovely fall arrangements out of cattails, wheat, leaves and other items that could be picked up by the road or in the field. Everyone enjoyed his talk and demonstra tion. After DePew's demonstration, refreshments were served to mem bers during a get-acquainted hour. The next meeting will be Octo ber 16 at the "Y". All members and prospective members are invited. Alward, general chairman of the event was assisted by Mrs. Jay Kroksh, Mrs. William Malley, Mrs. William Minner and Mrs. E. 0. Jackson, president of the club. The afternoon opened with card play from 1 until 2:30 p.m. High scores at each table were awarded the gaily wrapped packase which served as a table decoration. The style show was at 2:30, Mrs. Leonard Surles was commen tator. Fashions from the Bon Ba zaar were shown and modeled by Mrs. Ted McDaniels, huzie Moss, Mrs. Robert Wright, Mrs. Lee Holliday, Mrs. Walter Richartz, Mrs. Ralph Hemmesch and Mrs. Robert Cheyne. The costumes were varied, attractive and along sim ple lines. As a finale, Mrs. C. E. Alward modeled a gown worn in 1'jlO: Mrs. Jay Kroksh one worn in 1027; Mrs. William Adams, 1930; and Mrs. Sam Moss. 1940. Mrs. William Minner presided at the beautifully appointed tea lable assisted by Mrs. Thell Rea, Mrs. Charles Dakin, Mrs. James Thornton and Mrs. E. O. Jackson, Mrs". Thornton and Airs. Jackson poured. -r .-f- 1 "WASH AND WEAR" FABRICS NEED NO IRONING NO not in the new Maytag! The exclusive "Wash and Wear" control on tha new Maytag takes out tha wrinkles and saves ironing, while the "Hate of Heat" drys ordinary fabrics as fast as you can wash them. Klamath Falls home-makers are invited to test the new Maytag dryers for themselves, too! Just bring your wet clothes to Merit's and run them through one of the new dryers now on display there. Surprisingly enough, even with all the exclusive features in the new Maytags, they are amazingly low priced! AdT. Signs of perspiration on a dress ten spoil an otherwise cool, attractive look. One way to avoid this is by wearing dress shields. Perhaps you need to shift to an other deodorant for more protection. Prolonged driving puts a strain on the feet of the driver. A change of shoes and hose will give some relief. Slop for periodic rests, walk around and wriggle your toes and ankles. tee eur election of hoes thot ' accentuate fall's newest fashions In comfort I 8.95 to fy VAN ORMAN'S 527 Main ii inrnvi itiiEf j run . y avvw.!! mm m in' m M-m m a 1 w 1 The Sale You've Been Waiting fori 6 GREAT DAYS-OCT.14,15, 16,17,18,19 MONDAY thru SATURDAY HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS! Buy one Item it regular price jet mother (or only t penny morel Stock up ind save on medicine chest needs, vitamins, stationery, toys, , toiletries, tandy, everyday needs ind mny more, f Come in for your ADVANCE SHOPPING LIST l Check your needs in idvanci. Reserve your merehindiss now while stocks are complete. Pick it up my time during " the sale. WOOD'S DRUG Medical-Dental Bldq. 9th and Main u sJv . We have V you're looking' for a 'Coat- Better Shop MARVIN'S before you Buy! a i For the first time in Our Business History REDUCED PRICES IN OCTOBER COATS AT 40. to 60. Now $33.-$38.-$48. r BUY NOW USE OUR Lay-Away Plan Real Coat and Suit Bargains ore hard to find In October. If you're looking for something Super Spe cial Shop Marvin's tomorrow. We have sold lots of Coats at these low Sale Prices and we in tend to sell lots more. You had better investigate before you buy! SUITS REDUCED TOO Dress Sale to Sell them You'll find some omazing dress values now at Marvin's If you are not a reg ular customer of Ours, better come In and see what you have been missing at Marvin's .-I3.-I5.-I7. IvJ IF ii I2 520 Main St.
